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公开(公告)号:US11313559B2
公开(公告)日:2022-04-26
申请号:US15050244
申请日:2016-02-22
Applicant: Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG
Inventor: Fernando Biagioli , Alessandro Scarpato , Torsten Wind , Khawar Syed
Abstract: The invention refers to a method and a device for flame stabilization in a burner system of a stationary combustion engine, preferably a stationary gas turbine, in which a flow of an air/fuel mixture is produced and being swirled to form a vortex flow to which a swirl number is assignable before entering a combustion zone in which the vortex flow of the air/fuel mixture is ignited to form a flame within a reverse flow zone caused by vortex breakdown. The swirl number perturbation driven by thermoacoustic oscillation inside the burner system is controlled by affecting the vortex flow actively before entering the combustion zone on basis of changing a flame transfer function assigned to the burner system with the proviso of minimizing pulsation amplitudes of the flame transfer function.
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公开(公告)号:US10539322B2
公开(公告)日:2020-01-21
申请号:US15481743
申请日:2017-04-07
Applicant: ANSALDO ENERGIA SWITZERLAND AG
Inventor: Felipe Bolaños-Chaverri , Torsten Wind , Fernando Biagioli , Khawar Syed
Abstract: A method for determining fatigue lifetime consumption of an engine component, by defining a reference thermal load cycle, the reference thermal load cycle being characterized by a reference load cycle amplitude and a reference load cycle time, and determining a reference load cycle lifetime consumption. The method includes measuring a temperature of the engine component, determining a thermal load cycle based upon the temperature measurement, determining a load cycle amplitude, determining a load cycle time, relating the load cycle time to the reference load cycle time, thereby determining a load cycle time factor, relating the load cycle amplitude to the reference load cycle amplitude, thereby determining a load cycle amplitude factor, combining the load cycle time factor and the load cycle amplitude factor into a combined load cycle factor for determining a load cycle lifetime consumption.
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